09/11/2025
Wife isn't hungry, but will eat half your pizza
In a shocking development late Friday evening, local husband Steve Dickinson (48 and a half) discovered that his wife, Barbara (44), who had earlier announced she “wasn’t really hungry,” consumed approximately 50 percent of his pizza.
Witnesses confirm that Barbara declined Dickinson’s offer to order her own meal, confidently stating, “I’ll just have a bite of yours.” That bite quickly evolved into a sustained, coordinated campaign lasting the entirety of the meal.
“I didn’t think she wanted any,” said Steve, staring down at the remaining crusts. “She even said she was full from lunch. Then she spotted the box and suddenly became a full-fledged predator.”
Sources close to the couple report that Barbara began with a small nibble near the edge, citing crust curiosity, before progressing to full slices under the pretence of “evening out the sides.” By the halfway point, Steve had been demoted to passive observer status.
When asked for comment, Barbara defended her actions: “I wasn’t hungry for pizza of my own, just his. His pizza always looks better. It’s a psychological thing.”
Experts warn that the incident represents part of a growing domestic trend known as “Just-a-Bite Syndrome,” affecting thousands of relationships nationwide. Symptoms include selective appetite, disproportionate ownership claims, and the phrase “why are you being so dramatic?”
At press time, Dickinson was reportedly hiding chips in his bed side drawer, “just in case she’s not hungry again tonight.”